Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Set out a few trees.

Set out few trees.
Don't complain Of the mud.
READ Cunningham's money ad. 81
Alfalfa seed at Noble 4 Nixon's. 43
The Cling hotel has been repainted.
Tomorrow will be Arbor Day. Plant
trees.
DIR. Gillette was in Kansas City this
week.
For cheap residence lots see Henry
Morgan. 81
A carload OF eating potatoes at Cur
RE & Schmidt's. 30
The Law of Happiness" will be full
ly explained tonight.
Noble 81 Nixon sold a number Of re-
frigerators this week.
There are more worthless dogs in this
city than are necessary.
The Odd Fellows and Masons now
meet in the Higgins hall.
Seed potatoes, early variety, at Stan.
diford, YoumanS n Eldreds. Al
The new advertisement Of Updegran
. Smith, appears in this issue.
Leave orders for ice with Mr.. Ham,
delveryman, OF with A. ID. Jamison. 46
Hereafter, the Sabbath school at the
NJ. T.. church Will be at 10 o'clock a. m.
Smoked meats, bologna sausage. and
every variety Of fresh meats, at f. Il.
Mobiles. ~
The new manager OF the Badger
Lumber company will occupy Mrs.
Cooks house.
- Judge Hardy issued n marriage IL
cense ON the 9th To Wilson l.. Utterback
and Emily G.. Hood, OF Aetna.
Now would be n good time to try the
street grader. Work is badly needed
ON several streets i'm this city.
Sun City and Lake City people In
town yesterday were feeling good over
the heavy ram that fell Monday night.
G.. G.. Taliaferro has on exhibition q
lot of corn raised last summer that
was planted in July. 1t is firm and
sound.
Mr.. James IIassOn and Miss Sarah A.
Mann were united in marriage at the
Eagle-Chief, in this city, April 7th, by
Rev. Sanderson.
The insurance adjusters have nj.
lowed John Fleming about 81 900 on
account of loss by the fire i'm his build
ing four weeks ago.
The pastor Of the NJ. T.. church will
preach sermon To children and young
people next Sunday morning, using the
blackboard TO illustrate his sermon.
Il. =. Cook, western superintendent
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
was here Sunday and Monday, visiting
his brother, Judge w. W. Cook, of tins
city.
Catholic services we're held here last
Sunday and large audience attend.
ell and took part. There will be
Catholic church building here within
one year, we predict.
Henry Blickhahn this week traded
his 80 acres OF land two miles south.
west of this city, to Mr.. Steinberger
OF Lawrence, for stock Of dry goods
The land was valued at about $1,000.
J. w. Dobson was reelected mayor
OF Kiowa last week. The couucilmer
elected are: J. B. Cattell, w. s. Glen
denim, l.. NJ. Culver, III. NJ. Ludwicb
and j. w. Metz. Police judge, j. +
Bryson.
G. Il. Currie returned from Emporis
last week with n 6ne stallion, one
p half Norman and One-half Cleveland
bay, which he will put on his ranch at
Bross, Kingman county. The ANNA
weighs 1850, and has fine action.
The Indications are that Matilda
Fletcher will deliver her lecture TO
night to the largest audience that evei
assembled in Medicine Lodge. AS Tn,
Young Ladies Christian Temperate,
Union, of this city will share in the
profits Of the entainment. there is great
local pride in having the lecture a sue
cess.
The meeting Of the Presbytery of In,
Larned district, completed its labor,
at this place last week and adjourned
TO meet at Lyons next fall. The mod.
orator for the next six months Is Rev
j. NJ. Wright, OF Harper. The minis
ters here reported an encouraging
growth in the churches OF the distric
and announced the organization of ma
NY new congregations.
While lighting the fire that was OF
his place last week, Judge G. w. Stew
ems lost his pocket book containing
many valuable papers, including not,
in his favor for $500. AS the Gre swep
over the spot where the pocket bool
was dropped, the supposition is that Il
was burned up. The loss to Judg,
Stevens In fenceing and feed cannot b,
covered by $500. This fire started nea
the Walstad school house, II is presum
Cd BY sparks from q chimney at la
Chester A. .1-.... mouse.